1900-1909

Murran Hoke Gottschall is a member of the Class of 1900.

James Harvey Hall is a member of the Class of 1900.

The Harman Literary Society poses outside Bosler Hall around 1900.

Anna Magdalen Himes Metzel is a member of the Class of 1900.

Thomas Leonard Hoover is a member of the Class of 1900.

David Neil Houston is a member of the Class of 1900.

View of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania around 1900.

Col. Frank R. Keefer is a member of the Class of 1885.

Andrew Kerr is a member of the Class of 1900.

View of a lab inside the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.

William Lindsay, Professor of Chemistry at Dickinson from 1885 to 1909.

Chemistry professor William Lindsay, on left, working in a laboratory with Leroy McMaster, member of the class of 1901 and Chemistry and Physics professor from 1901-1904.

View as Zatae Longsdorff Straw (Class of 1887) sits with her husband Amos Straw and daughter Enid at York Beach in 1900. 

View of Zatae Longsdorff Straw (Class of 1887) after the birth of her daughter Enid Straw in 1900. 

View of Zatae Longsdorff Straw (Class of 1887) with her husband Amos Gale Straw and her parents William Longsdorff (Class of 1856) and Lydia Longsdorff.

View as Zatae Longsdorff Straw (Class of 1887) holds her daughter Enid Straw in a nursery in 1900.

Zatae Longsdorff Straw is a member of the Class of 1887. She was the first female graduate of the College.

View as Mary M. Himes ('89) and Anna M. Himes ('1900) stand outside the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.

George Valentine Metzel is a member of the Class of 1900.

View of Montgomery Hall around 1900. While the handwritten note below the image states that William Henry Allen built the house, Professor Robert Emory actually built the house in 1837. Dr. Allen was apparently the second owner of the house. The photograph appears in a scrapbook found within the J. Emory McClintock collection of personal papers.

The handwritten note, likely penned by a child or grandchild of John McClintock, reads: "House in Carlisle, Pa - Main Street, opposite Johnson [Johnston] Moore. Built by Dr. Allen. Dr. John McClintock 1853-1857."

View of Julia Morgan (Class of 1911), Margaret Morgan (Class of 1914), and Hugh C. Morgan (Class of 1915) around 1900.

Left to Right: Julia ; Hugh ; Margaret

View of Dr. James Henry Morgan's (Class of 1878) and Mary Curran Morgan's (Class of 1888) house around 1900.

This house, located on West Louther Street, was built in 1890 and served as the home of President Morgan for nearly fifty years. John Hartman (Class of 1932), and his wife Thora, donated it to the College in 1983.

View of Old West in 1900.

A panoramic view of John Dickinson Campus around 1900 .  Bosler Hall is on the far left, West College is in the center, Tome Scientific Building is next to West College, and East College is on the far right.